
Ursula Christel, Ground Level, 2018; Roman Mitch, E Ngunguru Neigh! … Nf2xQ#: Chequered Floor Tour, 2018; Loins Mod, 2017; Now Look What You’ve Made Me Do, 2016–; Mokopōpaki, Rose, 2017–
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Ursula Christel, Ground Level, 2018; Roman Mitch, E Ngunguru Neigh! … Nf2xQ#: Chequered Floor Tour, 2018; Loins Mod, 2017; Now Look What You’ve Made Me Do, 2016–; Mokopōpaki, Rose, 2017–
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Mokopōpaki, K Road setting
And the city don’t know what the city is getting
The crème de la crème of the art world
In a show with everything but Marcel Duchamp
Adept at adapting, Ursula Christel has fast hands. Quick around the ruck, she is a proactive community-catalyst with a well-earned reputation for fierce. Able to lead from the front, Ursula’s 2018 turnout for Mokopōpaki, in the Shop Window Club Competition, was a triumph. Antique chess table under her arm, she took to the field to captain the Lego minifigures Outsiders XVI against the Bureaucratic Barbarians in a hard-fought, but as yet unresolved match. Ursula connects dots, highlights discrepancies and focuses on inclusion. Something of a daydreamer, she has a passion for art, history, sustainability and conservation. Ursula spends way too much time on the computer, avoids the kitchen where possible, and enjoys forest-bathing when she can.
Roman Mitch (ign Chess) is a big, mobile go-to, don’t-say-no-to Utilitarian No. 8 on the local international scene. Agile on the blindside, Mitch is a formidable master of the tighthead scrum and frequent runner-up in the logistical game of shoe, drink bottle, lunchbox and schoolbag preparedness. On the openside, Mitch is regarded as a cerebral playmaker, pocket painter, and friendly interdisciplinarian. Celebrated for his 4.9 star Uber rider rating and remarkable hair, Mitch is co-founder of ACAS (Auckland Cone Appropriation Society), an associate ITP, a researcher at the Technology & Innovation Research Group and member of Te Mana Raraunga (Māori Data Sovereignty Network). Watch the pitch from Mitch, people. An artist in and on the chequerboard floor.
Mokopōpaki, K Road setting
And the city don’t know what the city is getting
The crème de la crème of the art world
In a show with everything but Marcel Duchamp
Adept at adapting, Ursula Christel has fast hands. Quick around the ruck, she is a proactive community-catalyst with a well-earned reputation for fierce. Able to lead from the front, Ursula’s 2018 turnout for Mokopōpaki, in the Shop Window Club Competition, was a triumph. Antique chess table under her arm, she took to the field to captain the Lego minifigures Outsiders XVI against the Bureaucratic Barbarians in a hard-fought, but as yet unresolved match. Ursula connects dots, highlights discrepancies and focuses on inclusion. Something of a daydreamer, she has a passion for art, history, sustainability and conservation. Ursula spends way too much time on the computer, avoids the kitchen where possible, and enjoys forest-bathing when she can.
Roman Mitch (ign Chess) is a big, mobile go-to, don’t-say-no-to Utilitarian No. 8 on the local international scene. Agile on the blindside, Mitch is a formidable master of the tighthead scrum and frequent runner-up in the logistical game of shoe, drink bottle, lunchbox and schoolbag preparedness. On the openside, Mitch is regarded as a cerebral playmaker, pocket painter, and friendly interdisciplinarian. Celebrated for his 4.9 star Uber rider rating and remarkable hair, Mitch is co-founder of ACAS (Auckland Cone Appropriation Society), an associate ITP, a researcher at the Technology & Innovation Research Group and member of Te Mana Raraunga (Māori Data Sovereignty Network). Watch the pitch from Mitch, people. An artist in and on the chequerboard floor.